rtf files are (like html) ascii files with embedded format info. The difference
is that formatting info in rtf files is indicated by a backslash followed by
the command. And of course, the commands are different. I would suggest you
search for any Java code that already exists for assitaince in this area. But,
if you don't find anything suitable, it probably won't be too hard to roll your
own. You will need to know what the commands are. This is available at various
microsoft technical sites. Then simply read (or create) your text and apply the
codes accordingly and write the resulting text to a file. Use standard Java
file i/o. Nothing special about it. cheers, -ted
Vikas Paliwal wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I need to generate RTF format file with Servlets.
> If anybody has ever worked on the same or have any idea about the same,
> please help...
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Vikas
>
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